Anybody know how to see outside receivers?

[dalecooper]

Anybody know how to see the outside receivers and their routes if you have an old school 4:3 ratio TV? I seem to recall that in the old PS2 NCAA games, you could press a button to zoom out and see routes, and then press a stick side to side to tilt the camera angle, thus showing you more of one side of the field. But NCAA 11 doesn't seem to have this, and without a widescreen TV I usually can't see my primary and secondary receivers, once they are set. I actually will put them in motion or call more crossing routes and posts for them just so I can tell where they're going to be.

Maybe it's time I just talked my gf into letting me buy a big widescreen...

[Mack Attack 11]

Quote: Originally Posted by dalecooper

Maybe it's time I just talked my gf into letting me buy a big widescreen...

Best option if not to much of a headache.

[mangler]

Quote: Originally Posted by Mack Attack 11

Best option if not to much of a headache.

still can't see with a widescreen, imo.

[coachchris]

This is driving me nuts. Years past you could hold L2 and move the right stick to see the whole field presnap. Can people with widescreen tvs still do this? If so is there any setting I can change to make it happen?

[Mack Attack 11]

Quote: Originally Posted by coachchris

Years past you could hold L2 and move the right stick to see the whole field presnap. Can people with widescreen tvs still do this?

No can't do the right stick look like before but I have not had a problem seeing the outside receivers.

[Pull n Pray]

Quote: Originally Posted by mangler

still can't see with a widescreen, imo.

What do you mean? If you have a widescreen TV and hold right trigger to zoom out, you should be able to see all the recievers. If you can't, then there is something wrong with your setup.

I don't know about moving the camera left and right. I never used that feature because there's no need if you have widescreen.

[kt-od]

Yeah, I don't have a problem seeing outside WR on my HDTV widescreen either.

[dshill]

Even though I have a 4:3 TV, whenever I play NCAA I have it broadcast in widescreen. It causes a bit of image distortion, but I can at least see the outside receivers.